The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-12-20
Confined from
THE LEGISLATIVE
ThirtisthI


Of the Chamber 0f Con
lows:
RcS0'ucd, that this {
IL recognizes the impor
regulations OF immigrat
protest against the bill
ed a second reading in
Assembly entitled an
Chinese immigration,
that the provisions OF
in their opinion entirell
migration instead Of res
would therefore be We
the industries OF the cor
Just 10 the persons inter
that In view OF the or,
uf the question under
and the limited time in
pare a bill that viii be
II benefit TO the country
respectfully requests /
action be deferred unit
sion II be held in MAY,
The honorable Noble
a letter directed TO hin
tary Of the Chamber, "
ton.
Noble Waterhou>e n
luton be laid on the 1,
siicred with the bill.
QUESTIONS ASKED
Rep. Kalaukoa asked
Foreign Affairs if the
intend 10 send any m
youths abroad To be edu
method of selection is tc
MINISTER'S AsSWER
Minister ThurStOu
questions asked by Re
Tuesday about the nu
allowed lepers and I'll
M0lokai. Mr.. Meyers
the Board OF Health i'm.
were 100 many horses
ment for the quantity
more were sent the feeo
exhausted. The Board
allowed no horses TO b,
time. The Board woul
accommodate the peop
a. far Is practicable.
Minister Brown anSW
laukoa'> questions Telat
ton OF Hawaiian youth
more youths could be
the present, aS there wa
ton further than was
those already abroad.
are sent or not viii depe
the action OF the Leg
matter.
ORDER OF TIIF
Third reading of the
grafton bill. Considers
with the resolution of [
Commerce.
Noble Baldwin move
laid on the table.
The honorable mem
the position of the Cha
mer-e a. being CONNIE
oughly representative
was in sympathy Wit
generally on the prov
bill But the Boanl
ton have brought in
small number Of lal
the past year. Large
laboreR have been Iea1
Try. and he believed tn,
bin would be To rails,
labor on the plantations
There Is no certainty tn
lions for Portuguese i'm
be successful. There i
that the japanese comm
able laborerS. These
likely be definitely sc
and then the House will
position for legislating
Of Chinese immigration.
eus Of the country we
would say that he. the
rather understated the
that he had not spo
enough.
Noble Smith moved ;
TO the bin and that the
that amendment.
Noble Widemann mo
referred To a committed
May session.
Noble Smith said that be
other members were not fuI
the bill sit now stands: tn
IN regard to the bonds seen
rcable. But. IN view of
stances, he was IN favor OF
Heretofore there has beer
.zE. rule or regulation upc
Chinese immigration; and
been that there are nowin til
q, 600 male Chinese without
we're 5000 E1glishmen. o.
INV other nationality wi
FOuld oppose any further
s1ch a nature. But when
the increase Of Oh
;ase Is much stronger. Non
le Unreasonable, but we ar
-ery dIfhcllt q1estioa-0ne /
,reat difference Of opinion
rom the experiences Of the
K no legislation adopted
rs meet the case until
are adopted, and q
.thers IN favor OF the imui
arrest thought to the So
themselves 10 secure reasons
! lie present seems a most o.
sst this question. The recui
2 81 months. and the m
lose consideration. and
1easures can be considere
lsauEhile no disaster need
4 the permits to Chinese Il
ON granted prior to july
Ter I.7O0 outstanding. bt
since July 1st. In a
emission has been granite
B intro6uce 600 Chinese to
abroad. and there are lie
Ne here from Japan anC
ne that thousands more of
5tained At once. If desire
ED be No panic IN the lat
resident, It Is useless for :
way by cur feelings and be
rs sub1ect. Since my vote
AVS ago, I have been ASA
y my vote. Ii shows that
ne Of deep interest to the
e must not pass II over Ii
o only consider the plan
'-day, bot the permanent
iantrT. I viii not lend
easn7es for temporary be